Port of Vancouver USA

In 1993, the first Subaru rolled off a vessel at the Port of Vancouver USA. This year, the 2 millionth arrived, marking more than three decades of partnership with Subaru of America. In his latest article, #PortVanUSA’s Chief Commercial Officer Alex Strogen takes a closer look at what it takes to move vehicles through the Pacific Northwest and how port, labor, rail, maritime and logistics partners work together to keep that journey moving. https://lnkd.in/gk67uDSb

What does it take to move 2 million Subaru vehicles over a span of three decades? I recently caught up with Lisa Quan and Rich Yannella to explore what this milestone means for the Port of Vancouver USA and Subaru of America, and how countless factors and partners come together to make the journey possible. #PortVanUSA

Global soda ash trade is evolving, placing new demands on the infrastructure and logistics networks that keep bulk commodities moving. At the World Soda Ash Conference on October 1, our Chief Commercial Officer Alex Strogen will speak on ‘Next-Generation Logistics: Infrastructure, Innovation, and Supply Chain Resilience.’ With rising demand, sustainability pressures and continued market uncertainty, ports and logistics partners must find new ways to strengthen resilience and improve efficiency. The discussion will explore how infrastructure investment, digital innovation and emerging logistics technologies are shaping the future. Set up a meeting with our team while in Spain to learn how #PortVanUSA is a global hub of opportunity, positioned at a key crossroads of ocean-bound and river shipping lanes, interstate highways and national rail lines, on the U.S. West Coast. https://lnkd.in/eh8ggiNY

The Port of Vancouver USA supports businesses across manufacturing, logistics, maritime operations and food processing — industries that all depend on skilled workers to keep cargo, products and operations moving efficiently. #PortVanUSA Chief Commercial Officer Alex Strogen discusses why workforce development remains essential to the port’s long-term success and the companies that operate here. Hear more from the 2026 Port Report: https://lnkd.in/eae53JZR

Some cargo doesn't fit neatly into a container — and that's exactly where the Port of Vancouver USA excels. With two mobile harbor cranes, 500,000+ square feet of covered warehouse space and 100+ acres of outdoor laydown area, #PortVanUSA is built to move oversized and heavy-lift cargo without compromise. Whether it's wind energy components, industrial equipment or other high-value cargo that demands precision handling, the port has the equipment, the workforce and the expertise to get it done. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/evUMfbGC

Few waterways carry more economic weight than the Columbia River — and the Port of Vancouver USA is positioned where that current runs strongest. From grain feeding global markets to vehicles and energy infrastructure moving across the country, the Columbia is a backbone of American trade. #PortVanUSA Chief Commercial Officer Alex Strogen breaks down what that means for the port and the region. Watch the full 2026 Port Report: https://lnkd.in/eae53JZR